K guys Summit League championship is tonight between NDSU and SDSU. Bracketology has us going up against the winner (a 14 seed), which could end up being the Bison (minus their gazillion seniors from last year). In case of a rematch, we should take em this year, right?
Potential rematch of 2014 NCAA tourney?
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jackson_supersooner
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I could absolutely be talking outa my ass on this...but I don't think the Committee would allow that. I'm pretty sure they don't want the same matchup from a year before. I think they would purposely put them in a different bracket. Jmo
Unless it's BYU and Texas A&M.
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Yes the Sooners should beat either of those teams but it would be fun to beat NDSU now. That loss still sucks to think about. It's the tourney though and you cant be guaranteed of any win.
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Yep....game is being played in Sioux Falls I believe (homecourt advantage for SDSU). SDSU also won the regular season title. Though I would love a little revenge on the Bison after last year.
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Here's the link to the principles and procedures of selection:
http://www.ncaa.com/content/di-principles-and-procedures-selection
The relevant language is on page 5: "If possible, rematches from the previous two tournaments should be avoided in the second round." In this case, "second round" means the round of 64, or what most of us traditionally think of as the "first round." In short, it's unlikely, though not impossible, that OU would be matched up again vs. NDSU in the round of 64.
http://www.ncaa.com/content/di-principles-and-procedures-selection
The relevant language is on page 5: "If possible, rematches from the previous two tournaments should be avoided in the second round." In this case, "second round" means the round of 64, or what most of us traditionally think of as the "first round." In short, it's unlikely, though not impossible, that OU would be matched up again vs. NDSU in the round of 64.
